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almost everything copied from the classic blues of willie dixon, page just let that hard psychedelic style flow but in terms of compositions, the zeppelin are nothing, an overrated band

Neil has done better, much better, but the album is still beautiful; it's a shame about the messed-up orchestrations that have nothing to do with the "late summer" mood of the album, otherwise it would have truly been a masterpiece.

Jeffrey Lee Pierce: the Howlin' Wolf of the punk era, the most intentionally off-key yet thrilling and haunting voice in the history of rock: up until Las Vegas Story, they didn't miss a record, and I would also include Wildweed, Pierce's first solo album released after Las Vegas Story.

The book of virgins could very well be a piece of junk, and if it really is that way, it wouldn't take much to do better than the book.

garbage regardless, listen to the killing joke fuck!

You’re right, kissarmy, we’re messing up the review with these empty talks. Great are the Kiss and great is your review, I’m looking forward to reading you again.

It's already the second time I’m being accused of being another user, but excuse me, it's not the fault of the newcomers if this Vic has the reputation of constantly creating fake accounts. I've already mentioned it in the review of the smashing; I am me and no one else. Cut it out, damn it. The user is here, tell the others to stop, and then you're the first one to light the fire.

Hey, hold on, I am just me and that's it :-), it's not me, I really have a penis, and who tells you that I have a penis?? :-))

No wait, the reasons are precisely the threats and insults. Grunge was only mentioned at the beginning, but then in the back-and-forth between Vic Sinex and C’è, it escalated to insults. From what little I remember, C’è claimed (without any basis, evidently) that Vic Sinex didn't have a social life. Vic Sinex made it clear that he was sincerely shaken by the harsh statements of his opponent, and a surreal tone of tragicomic farce set in, with Vic appearing genuinely distraught and C’è not knowing how the hell to respond in an attempt to jab at Vic for a moment. The result was that C’è was subtly outclassed, leading him to abandon the contest in a gesture of surrender, with Vic stating in what I recall to be the last comment I read: "the user C’è apparently is no longer here," a historic line in my opinion. Then I couldn’t get back in, anyway thinking about it, why doesn’t that page open on millions?? Coincidentally, the reviews for Sanjuro always receive this treatment; it can’t be a coincidence.

Alfredo, from the little I managed to read last night when we could still connect, I saw the review of Sanjuro, super tough, which spat on the star system, on grunge seen as a money-making machine; in short, a very harsh review. Then the clash in the comments started, and it seems to me that the user c'è stirred up the conflict along with others who got angry at those praising the greatness of that review. Then the user c'è, who apparently is still somewhat inexperienced and doesn't know who the historical animators of this site are, started unsuccessfully to insult Vic Sinex (who was posting, if I remember correctly, under one of his numerous fakes). A back-and-forth ensued, and as usual, Vic managed to annihilate the opponent with witty and brilliant responses. The user c'è, who perhaps wasn't used to this, took it personally (but in reality, he was looking for a good fight), must have regretted getting our Vic angry and laid down his arms before the crowd in a sadly pitiful manner. That's why I think the request to take down the page definitely came from him; I can't find any other explanation. At least, that's what I managed to read. If there's anyone else who has a different version, let's hear it.